The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-09-03
HARMONIES.

HARMoNIEs.
All goes charmingiy with the
happy parties t, whom we had oc-
casion to speak in yesterday morn
ing's issue. 1t was our pleasant
fortune to be present with Il few
others 1t moon Yesterday & in
Prof. Falk's music room to hear a
trial of two Berlin pianos just i'm :
ported, Prof. Dahlberg presiding at
one, Miss Burmeister at the other.
The instruments are good, Of great
tenderness of tone and melody of
sound, and in perfect order The
two pianists were in full sympathy
of skill as we'll as of heart; and as
their two hearts beat as one, SO did
the two instruments accord in per-
feet response in note and expression
as it but one touch controlled
them and one soul inspired them.
There were but few present; but
they were appreciators, and proba~
bly, were never more thoroughly
pleased. The execution of both ar
lists was that of those to whom mu-
sic was part of existence; the touch
light and delicate, but capable of
the boIdest expression. and thought
aud feeling were uttered as clos
quently as by words with the added
witchery Of music to spiritualize it.
Prof Dahlberg played entirely by
ear or from memory; yet in long
complicated pieces Of eight and ten
pages the ear could not detect an
error or a false note or a disco-d.
1t was technically perfect and artis
tically complete; and Miss Bur-
meister, with the pages before her,
played with a lightneSs and conf
dence as if the whole were a part of
herself
1t was a pleasant occasion, truly.
a. FINE WAGON AND CARRIAGE RE-
PosIToRY.
Yesterday we visited the new
ware rooms of C. S. Penniman & Co.
on Pulliam street, ana met
with surprises all around. Tie
building had been erected under
our very eye, yet we had nevel be-
lore been inside of it; and when we
did enter it, we were amazed at the
long vista that stretched away to
the length of 165 feet, with q width
OF 40. The whole space was "ccu-
pied, on one side with an array Of
Studebaker and Old Hickory wag-
ons, set up ready f1r use; d" Va the
other side, AID at the ends, an ar
ray of top and other buggics, car
riages. phaetons and other pleasure
vehicles. The e egance of many of
those was striking, and the com
forts and convenience connected
with them all added greatly to rae
tical value, The finest Of all, paint
ing, vanishing, trimming, lining
&C., was in perfect tasta ANA in adj
mirable finish. What impressed
us also, was the very moderate pri-
ces asked for these vehicles, so low
that he would be an unreasonable
man who would ask the abatement
of a dollar.
All these are on the first floor.
On the one above, reached by s,air>
case or elevator, is the stock as it
comes from the manufacturer, ar
ranged in Sets ready for the se.ec-
ton of the purchases. 7 his includes
all the classes ofvehicles in demand
They all come from first class es-
Establishments, and the work is guar
anteed.
This repository is the largestby fiir
in Western North Carolina, and is
hardly surpassed in the State. 1t
does high honor to the proprie-
tors, and is creditable in the high
est degree to Asheville.
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